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Keeping Up with Myrtle Beach
Aug 07, 2024
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    In a collaborative effort to tackle the pressing issue of trash and waste on Myrtle Beach, our Low Country, South Carolina location joined forces with Keep Myrtle Beach Beautiful (KMBB) for a beach sweep event on May 31st. This initiative...

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    Waste Workers Week Recap
    Jul 30, 2024
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    • CWS Admin

    From June 17-21, 2024, the waste and recycling industry comes together to recognize and celebrate the dedication of the men and women who keep our communities clean and safe. National Waste and Recycling Workers Week (WRWW) is a special occasion...

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    Ride Along Safely
    Jul 30, 2024
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    • CWS Admin

    At Capital Waste Services (CWS), we take pride in our dedication to ensuring the safety of our waste workers, office staff, and customers. We believe that education is a major key to preventing injuries, which is why we provide comprehensive...

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    Kindness Never Goes to Waste
    Jul 30, 2024
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    • CWS Admin

      At Capital Waste Services (CWS), we take pride in our core values of excellence, integrity, and customer centricity. Our waste workers are an essential part of our operations, working tirelessly to keep our communities and businesses free from waste...

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    More Than Just a Container
    Jul 30, 2024
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    Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful (KTNRB) is a dedicated organization focused on preserving the pristine condition of Chickamauga Lake, situated on the Tennessee River in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee. They have been at the forefront of efforts to keep waterways clean...

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    Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful (KTNRB) is a dedicated organization focused on preserving the pristine condition of Chickamauga Lake, situated on the Tennessee River in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee. They have been at the forefront of efforts to keep waterways clean and safe for both wildlife and residents through various initiatives such as cleanups, events, and programs.   On June 8th, KTNRB hosted its 4th annual lake cleanup event at Chester Frost Park, rallying a team of 29 dedicated volunteers to join the fight against garbage waste. Together, they collected an astonishing 124 bags of litter, removed 9 tires, and hauled away over 132.5 square feet of dock styrofoam - just a small fraction of the trash that's accumulated on our beloved riverbanks.   With the help of our 40-yard container, we were honored to provide a crucial service by hauling away the entire load of collected waste. This monumental effort is a testament to the power of community engagement and collective action in combating the problem of trash and garbage waste polluting our waterways.   We urge all Tennessee citizens to join not only KTNRB, but practice personal efforts to continue to work towards a cleaner and safer Tennessee River. [caption id="attachment_1320" align="aligncenter" width="225"] photo via www.facebook.com/keeptnriverbeautiful[/caption]